Construction Safety
Learn how to stay safe on construction sites at our event "Construction Safety"!
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About this event
Master key health and safety aspects of construction to boost job readiness in the building and engineering sectors.
Overview:
Safety doesn’t take a day off – especially in construction. This online Construction Safety course offers clear, well-structured guidance across nine core areas, including risk assessment, working at height, and managing electrical and chemical hazards. Whether you're brushing up or stepping into a new role, the content is presented in a way that makes even complex topics accessible and directly relevant to roles in the building industry. No fluff – just smart, to-the-point learning.
From understanding fire control measures to mastering incident reporting protocols, this course supports safer site operations and stronger health and safety awareness. You’ll walk away with the confidence to spot hazards, follow control principles, and contribute to safer project delivery – all without lifting a single shovel. It’s knowledge that travels well across roles and responsibilities within construction, engineering, and project management environments.
Learning Outcomes:
- Recognise and assess safety risks across construction site activities.
- Understand safety management systems within construction and engineering contexts.
- Apply control principles to reduce common worksite hazards effectively.
- Identify dangers associated with equipment, electricity, and hazardous substances.
- Follow correct protocols for fire risks and emergency planning.
- Report incidents accurately in line with standard site procedures.
Who is This Course For:
- Site supervisors aiming to sharpen health and safety awareness.
- Project managers overseeing construction or engineering operations.
- Engineers involved in site design and planning responsibilities.
- Construction workers looking to understand site risks better.
- Safety officers seeking structured, focused hazard training.
- Admin staff involved in incident reporting or documentation.
- New starters needing a strong safety knowledge foundation.
- Contractors working across multiple, high-risk site environments.
Career Path:
- Health and Safety Officer – £35,000 per year
- Construction Site Supervisor – £42,000 per year
- Site Manager – £52,000 per year
- Construction Health and Safety Advisor – £40,000 per year
- Risk Assessor (Construction Sector) – £38,000 per year
- Safety Trainer (Construction Focused) – £36,000 per year
Frequently asked questions
Construction safety involves practices and guidelines that help prevent accidents and injuries on building sites. It includes using protective equipment, following procedures, and being aware of potential hazards.
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) like helmets, gloves, and boots protect workers from injuries caused by falling objects, sharp tools, or harmful substances.
Everyone has a role in safety, but site supervisors and employers must ensure rules are followed and workers are properly trained and equipped.
Report it immediately to your supervisor. Never ignore a safety issue—early action can prevent accidents.
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